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Is The Forgettable Dungeon worth it for you?
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Play it if you…
Good fit- Action roguelike fans who want changing dungeon layouts and randomized items
- Small groups seeking cooperative dungeon exploration with online or local multiplayer
- Players who enjoy editing voxel characters and sharing custom skins
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking persistent progress may find permadeath too restrictive
- Players who prefer authored, repeatable dungeon layouts may not enjoy procedurally changing runs
- Players looking for a non-combat exploration game may find the real-time fighting central to the experience
Our take on The Forgettable Dungeon
The game trades persistent run progression for repeatable variation: procedural layouts, randomized items, and permadeath keep each attempt distinct, but a failed run does not preserve its dungeon progress. Its voxel editing also adds creative scope without changing the core action-focused structure.
What is The Forgettable Dungeon?
The Forgettable Dungeon is a top-down action roguelike set in a procedurally generated voxel world.
Players can explore alone or join online and local multiplayer sessions, fighting monsters, avoiding traps, and searching dungeons for loot. The environment can be destroyed with bombs, including walls that block routes. Each playthrough changes the dungeon layout and item selection, while permadeath resets the run. Character, monster, item, and texture skins can be edited with an in-game voxel editor and shared through the Workshop. Combat takes place in real time and draws on Zelda-style action and beat ’em up games. A retro overworld, bosses, controller support, and a guidebook for tracking goals are also included.
How The Forgettable Dungeon plays
- 01Destructible Voxel Dungeons
- Bombs can remove dungeon structures, including barriers that prevent passage.
- 02Randomized Runs
- Dungeon layouts and item selections change between playthroughs.
- 03Character Skin Editor
- The voxel editor also supports custom appearances for monsters, items, and textures.
- 04Workshop Sharing
- Created characters and skin packs can be shared through the Workshop.
- 05Local Multiplayer
- Cooperative play is available through both online and local multiplayer.
- 06Goal Tracking Guidebook
- An in-game 3D guidebook records current goals.
- 07Permadeath Runs
- A defeated run does not carry over through the next attempt.
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The Forgettable Dungeon: platforms & release
Is The Forgettable Dungeon worth it?
It is worth it if: action roguelike fans who want changing dungeon layouts and randomized items. Skip it if: players seeking persistent progress may find permadeath too restrictive.
Where can I download The Forgettable Dungeon?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Forgettable Dungeon's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Forgettable Dungeon on?
Windows only.
